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Joe Inglis’s Pet Corner
A Staffie with a grass habit, a springer spaniel with a split personality and a cat with recurring fleas all feature in this week’s troubleshooting session with top telly vet Joe Inglis
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Eat well for less
Apparently, Britain is turning to cheap unhealthy food because of the rising cost in living. They needn’t – here are some ace ideas for cheap, nutritious and healthy eats
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Know your Japanese knotweed
Weed all about it! How an innocuous-looking plant can seriously affect a house purchase, and what’s being done to solve the problem…
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What’s best for your hi-tech gizmos – contents insurance, or a separate gadget insurance policy?
Most of us are in possession of at least one expensive technological thingamabob of some sort or another, but what’s the best way of protecting them from theft, damage or loss? Maxine Frances Roper finds out…
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‘My energy supplier gave me a £640 rebate…then a £1,400 bill’
Self-employed Matt Anniss was thrilled when British Gas informed him he was in line for a healthy rebate…imagine his shock then, when he was handed a bill for £1,400 moments afterwards thanks to a dodgy meter
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Get rich or DIY tryin’
Some basic house improvement tasks can easily be done by even the most cack-handed homeowners, but sometimes it’s best left to the professionals. Jon Severs dons his overalls and finds out more
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Is a cat right for me?
Don’t pussyfoot around – get the essential lowdown on how best to get a cat, along with some basic feline care, from our cat-chatting correspondent Dave Jenkins
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When to scrimp and when to splurge
There’s an overwhelming choice of stuff on the market, but what’s worth the extra pennies? Rachel England finds out
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British Gas to introduce ‘transparent’ tariffs
No, they won’t be printed on acetate instead of paper. Rather, the big six member will be issuing a comparison table with its bills as of next month. Read on for the lowdown…
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